Wendell Goler, Former Fox News Senior White House Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Dies at 70

Goler was with the network for its 1996 launch

Wendell Goler, former Fox News senior White House foreign affairs correspondent, died this week, a spokesperson for the cable news channel confirmed to TheWrap Thursday. He was 70.

Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume announced his longtime colleague’s passing on Twitter, saying that the “apparent cause [of Goler’s death] was kidney failure.”

Goler joined Fox News when it first launched in 1996 as a correspondent. The late reporter rose through the ranks at the cable news channel, working his way up to senior White House foreign affairs correspondent. He retired from that position in 2014.

You can watch Shepard Smith’s interview with Goler on his last day at Fox News via the video above.

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